Choose the Right Fencing Materials

by | Apr 26, 2013 | Shopping and Product Reviews

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Whenever you decide to have a Texas fencing professional build and install a fence on your property, the first decision you have to make is what kind of material you want your fencing to be made of. Wood, vinyl, chain link, and iron are some of the most popular options, each with their own benefits and drawbacks. When choosing a material, consider the appearance, function, and cost, and you will eventually find the right option for you.

Wood
Wooden fences are versatile and can be constructed in a seemingly limitless way. They are also one of the best options if you are looking for a privacy fence. As far as price goes, they cover the whole spectrum, from cheap to very expensive. It all depends on the type of wood you use and the style of fence you want. Some popular wood choices are oak, chestnut, pine, cedar and spruce. You can get treated or untreated panels, which will affect the price. Overall wood is a great option, but there are some things to consider. They may require yearly maintenance like staining or painting and will fade from the original color. Wood can also warp and is susceptible to termites.

Chain Link
You can find chain link fences almost everywhere. They are popular for both residential and commercial area because of their many benefits. They are the low cost option. Since the fence is primary made of wire mesh, the cost of raw supplies is much lower than that of wood or iron. And because of this wire construction, these fences are actually much more durable than others. The flexibility allows it to move and bend instead of breaking. If you are looking for privacy though, chain link fences offer little privacy as they are see-through. And the utilitarian look may not be that appealing to you either.

If you want some expert advice on which fence would be best for you and your needs, ask the professionals at Allied Fence. Visit to find examples of their high quality work in a variety of styles and materials.

 

 

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